Satoshi Nakamoto

Bitcoin’s distribution raises questions of scarcity and the fate of “lost” coins

HBO documentary Money Electric presents a fun theory that sadly falls flat

Has Satoshi Nakamoto been here the whole time, working on Bitcoin Core?

It’s now time for the entire Bitcoin community to recognize that Satoshi’s design transcends the confines of a single chain

Satoshi Nakamoto could have chosen a boring issuance schedule. Instead, he imbued bitcoin with a seasonal fireworks display

Bitcoin scarcity is a meme, with or without the halvings

For the first time ever, Bitcoin’s halving comes right after a new all-time high

The final Bitcoin halving, where the mining reward becomes smaller than one satoshi, is expected to occur in 2140

For the first time ever, Bitcoin’s halving comes right after a new all-time high

The ruling comes after a month-long trial between COPA and Wright

New emails from Satoshi Nakamoto show that the bitcoin creator warned against pushing bitcoin’s anonymous angle

The anniversary comes amid rampant speculation about a US spot bitcoin ETF approval

Satoshi Nakamoto was last on the BitcoinTalk forum on Dec. 13

Opinion: Decels want to stop artificial intelligence before it takes over the world. Some say the US wants to do the same to crypto

The Bitcoin white paper was released on Oct. 31, 2008, and the cryptocurrency’s first block was mined on Jan. 3, 2009

Coinbase holds about 5% of the total bitcoin in circulation, according to on-chain analytics firm Arkham Intelligence

Finney, who received the first bitcoin transaction from Satoshi Nakamoto, was recorded presenting code at the Crypto ‘98 conference

An old saying goes, “Do you wanna be right or do you wanna be rich?” These folks are at least one of those.

Satoshi Nakamoto’s Bitcoin white paper, first published in 2008, outlined the design philosophy of the flagship cryptocurrency.

Magnus Granath, better known as Hodlonaut, sued the self-proclaimed ‘Satoshi Nakamoto’ and won

London High Court rejects Craig Wright’s claim that developers must help him access bitcoins from allegedly lost private keys

Craig Wright, who claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto, was found liable for conversion — a form of theft — related to intellectual property. What are the chances Satoshi’s coins will be used to pay up?

The man who claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto, awaits judgement in multibillion-dollar civil suit. Does it even matter if he is in fact Satoshi?